Detroit: Week In Review

DETROIT — In case you missed it, here are Detroit's top stories from the week.

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Tlaib Leads Letter Urging Biden To Help Afghan Evacuees In U.S.

U.S. Rep. Rashida Tlaib presented a letter with 24 other congressional signatures urging President Joe Biden to take "to take concrete, common-sense steps to ease Afghan evacuees' transition into life in the United States."

Arrest Made In Double Fatal Shooting At Detroit Gas Station

Detroit Police said Wednesday they have arrested two people and recovered a gun in connection with a shooting Monday night at a Detroit gas station on the city's west sidethat left two people dead.

Candidate Profile: Anthony Adams, Detroit Mayor

Detroit residents will vote for their city mayor in November's general elections.

Multiple Injured In Shootout At Club In Greektown

Multiple people were injured in a fight at a Detroit club in Greektown Wednesday morning, Detroit police said.

Semi-Truck Driver Smashes Into Parked Cars, Apartment: 1 Injured

Detroit Police are looking for the driver of a semi truck who ran away after slamming into several parked cars and an apartment building on the city's westside.